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Hikvision iDS-7216HQHI-M2/S TURBO HD DVR

Name: Hikvision iDS-7216HQHI-M2/S TURBO HD DVR
Price: 28250 KES
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Hikvision iDS-7216HQHI-M2/S TURBO HD DVR

Key features:

HD-TVI signal recording with 2 MP resolution at 15 fps., 720 and lower at 25 fps,
AcuSense video analytics 2.0 based on Deep Learning in 4 channels
Face detection function for one channel (interferes with AcuSense)
Support for 16 HD-TVI, AHD or CVBS and 2 IP cameras (max. 6 MP Hikvision cameras or others via Onvif),
H.265+/H.265/H.264+/H.264 video compression,
Parallel HDMI/VGA output up to 1920 x 1080 pixels,
Independent CVBS output,
HikConnect cloud support.

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Category: Hikvision

Description

Hikvision iDS-7216HQHI-M2/S TURBO HD DVR

Hikvision iDS-7216HQHI-M2/S DVR is a modern device for recording video from high resolution cameras (up to 2 MP). It has universal channels for video recording in HD-TVI AHD, HD-CVI, CVBS and IP standards. The maximum recording resolution is 2 MP at 15 fps. Other supported resolutions: 720p / VGA / WD1 / 4CIF recording at 25 fps. Additionally, to the first four channels 3 MP cameras recording at 15 fps can be connected.

Support for a variety of video systems

By default, the DVR supports 16 analog cameras (HD-TVI, AHD, or CVBS signals) and 2 IP cameras (up to 8 MPix). If an analog channel is unused, disabling it in the menu adds support for a new IP camera. When all analog channels are disabled, 18 IP cameras can be connected.

Enhanced IP mode

By activating the Enhanced IP mode, the number of supported IP channels is increased. Supported are 8 IP cameras up to 6 MP (max. 24 when all analog channels are switched off), but smart event support on analog channels is disabled and resolution on HDMI/VGA video outputs is limited to 1080p. It can be started only while having a direct access to the DVR menu.

H.265 / H.265 video compression+

The DVR can record one or two video streams (primary and/or secondary) from each channel. The video can be compressed using the H.265 method. Compared with its predecessor (H.264), H.265 can reduce the data stream by half, which translates into proportional disk space savings and extended data retention time. H.265+ can further minimize the streams in typical video surveillance scenarios.

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